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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

| Is d certain cure for
NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST
MANHOOD. PROsTATOR-
IHOEA. and all the evil
effects of youthful fol-
lies and excuses. and in
DRINKING INTOXICATING
ILIQUoRs. DR. MISTLE
who is a regular physi-
clan, graduate Of the
University OF Pennsyl-
vania. will agree TO for
felt S5OO for A citse Of
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this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE funder his
special advice and treatmenp will not cure.
81 80 bottle. OK four times the quantity s.,
D. in private name If desired. BY Dr. M1SrIE, II
hEARSET ST, :. F.. CAL. send FOR list of ques-
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DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE,
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE


Advice TO Invalids.-n you wish to obtain
quiet refreshing sleep. free from headache re-
lief from pain and anguish. to calm and assuage
the weary achings Of prOIraCted disease in
Vlgoraie the nervous media, and regulate the
circulating systems OF the body YOU will uro-
vide yourself with that marvellous remedy dis
covered by Dr.. J. Coils Browne Cate Army
Medical STAN, 10 which he gave the name Of
CHLORODINE. and which is admitted by the
profession 10 be the most wonderful and yaluR
able remedy ever discovered.
CHLORODYNE is the bestremedy known for
ConGns Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.
CHLORODYNE acts like a charm in Diarr-
neea. ano Is the only specific in Cholera ard
Dysentery.
CHLoRoDYNE edeetually cuts short all at
lacks Of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and
Spasms.
CHLoRODYNE Is the only palliative in Men.
I9lgia. Rheumatism, Govt. Cancer, Toothache
Meningitis. &C.
From Symes & Co., Pharmaceutical Chem
ISIS. Medical Hall. Simla, January s. 1850 TO
>; 4. Davenport, Esq, ., Great Russell Street,
bloomsbury, London. Dear Sir,-We embrace
this opportunity o. c0ngratulatlng you upon the
Nlo,s.-spIeaq reputation this justly esteemed
Inedlelne- Dr. }. Coils Brownies ChiOrodyne
h9s earned for itself not only in Hindostan -
but an over the East. Asa remedy for gener6f
uTtllliy: We must question whether better sbr
imported INTO the country. and we shall be 20 An
70 hear Of its finding a place in every A. iI7sD1
indian home. The other brands we arc y -esan
70 say, are now relegated 10 the native bazaa
-
sOlogrn there viii be but evanesCenf We
Souid IlnltlpIy instances dd fnfpituHa Of the ex.
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Iodyhe II Dlarrhea and DysenferY. SDasms
ramps SeuEaigia. the Vomiting OF Pregnancy
anu as general sedative. that have occured
t-llueI Olf personal observation during many
5ears- In ShoieESie DiGrrhpa and even in the
more MOS. PIE ioFIns 81 Cholera itself we have
1Ithss-ed us surprisingly controlling power
Ne nave never used any other form, II mis-
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eHS IN Pu0he. a. we are Of opinion mat the
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= DL-iBEkATE BEE1cH OF PATH on TuE P.pr
" - ,ChE1IsT TO PREscEIBEE AND PATENT
- are. Sir. faithfully yours. Svmes 4
D.. s-fiu Dr. q the PharIu Society Of Great
lists! nc fieeroy Chkm-
NJ, ~ llON giee-Cbsncellcr SIR " PACE
~ .tated That Dr. J. COllis browne was
- ~ btedly the Inventor OF f,Liortdvre. ,ba;
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1854. Inc Times July 10,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
The Pgn handle Responds.

Corr spcndcnce or tie Gazette
MCBEETIE, Tx Dec. 8.-The immi-
eratiln boom started by The GAzaTTB
strikes responsive chord in Inc Pan
bardla. A meeting has been chlIsd here
10 discuss the movement IL its relation to
the Paabzndie, end 10 provide for repre-
seut.tion at the Dallas meeting CD the
20 q iusL- Lt~is believed th&t 6lher Pan
;z,s.saa tsRs VIII seEd REPRESENTATIVES.
{ Fre Panhandle will say editorlally to-
morrow:
A business mems TDCve ment in behalf
o. Immigration 20 TeXts which has taken
the form Of ground-swell, was inhusur-
sted recently cy the Merchants EXGhauge
Of Dguas AZ d r suit & csl has been is
sued nv the business men If Dallas far a
convention t. meet il hat city CT the
2Oth Of December &Nd 10 Ccnsis: OF dele
zstes from GIL portions Of the stare, Tor
he purpose OF Urgsn Eng for e system
s,ic apd vigorous CfT1rg 70 attract i'm
MIGRATION to Texas. r pr senCstivss
from trunk nues Qf railways entering
Texas wil. be esked . give ms stSle TIE
benefit If low excCrsIOu rates, which
1ave proved such &n l2flehtIa! tscior II
tra Q.vpigQ5menC Of California Il Is
proposed 50 collect snd dls6urse annually
= fuaa # 500 600 in advertising The re-
sources aud advantages 0f Texas, and 10
send sgerts abroad to l2hcr IN lis
behalf win capitalists aud immi-
giants. The myvemen5 is The mos
.ppartaab Que Which has ever
bs. u ssarred IA inc sJsye looking 10 It's
settlement sut dove opmant. oId il ls i'm
possible 20 estimate lJs probable HeD'fi-
cent re4ults. TIE Panhandle is perhaps
more deeply Interested ID Us success thon
any other portion Of the sFage, ard svery
suvzu in it should have representative
al the Dallas meeting. Q her localities
are waking up 70 the necessity fer action.
We commend this mater 10 the con-
siiera1 icu Ct rur brethren CT the Pan
handle MSS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
PAEklT OF PRQsOsERS.

One Hnncred as q Thyrsy Four p opie In.
carCeraLeo IA tina Scr. bmnh j 1li ssg One
Tins.
Special 10 the Gazette
FORT SMITH, ARK, Dee. II Deputy
United Safes Marshal Rushing came in
mis- morning from the Chcc. aw country
with the following prisoners: Flank
Langley, Henry IrVey anu Bill Dunn;g8n
for the murder If two negroes about Two
yes ks ago; Peter SaOle, Turner CJcOnsl,
Gabe Pepper, Norman VII Jams nd one
NJ les, assault with infant to Kill; Sen
Buysron, larceny. Depaty Hex Thomas
will arrive 70 morrow from abe Clickasa y
country wish Thirty eight nor, SIS 30l-
lows: Frank Walker, Charles even
SOD, Z9no Colbert, Sjm2u AloerS0n. Jeh2
Hughes, William Wall9r, Mack Gaines,
S. al. x:nGer Samson, AL xznGer Mar
guret, James and Elsie james, al, charged
with murder, sho two WOHon
pevlng killed man and burned his BODY
jos Spain, L ke ScholrZ, Thomas Brows,
Jack Florence ans West Short, assault
with intent to kill; WulIsm Estes. Nah
Estes, Alvin Oliver, Gabs james, 0 Erlen
Nix, James William L ,fNs, CusrIes
L&ckey, F. Humiey AID RObt. BGuner,
larceny; Johu Burnett, john True, Joe
Elias, william NorthOlp, J Fl. Fletcher,
Dick Mullen, John Wilson, Thomas Shot
wood, George Bgonon, Henry Waller.
Nike Banks. George Poe su6 Il. Z
Thornton, iuJrCdUcing Eod selling whisky
in ;be Nation. T0i5 s the biggest "trip
ever made By marsa8s in the Nation ano
Will fl she ja'l TO OVERT wing.
Deputy Bprnhlu arrived this at erRO0n
from the Creek country win Lee Davis
and Wi Lam Farley, charged with larceny
j L. Briston, J1hn n. McNe>l, assault
vita intent to kill; james Clark, intro
ducing wbisky in tue Nation. Deputy
IJ. r Cole today lodged ls Ill George
r eyes, Slies AL xszder Pa3tUn, Oo
charge OF LARCENY. W. w. Clark
and Jcha Robinson were brought il last
night fsom Euleks Springs, Charged with
violating the rev. pna law, WhlCn VIII
mske {. total Of ftIy-oeVen pri&oneEs
brought IL within two DAYS. TIE sil to-
morrow night will Cont=in 1874 priSoEers,
of whom forty five are charged with mur-
der and twO WEE rspe<
ST. LOUIS, no., Dec. ll-Dapaty
United S sizes M@rsnal Thomas brOu4nt
INTO Fort Smith, Arkansas, yesterday The
largest batch OF criminals ever brought
a. one ume. Ihey numbered fort7-tws.
Twelve Of shem are charged wish murder,
five with sssauls via intent TO kill, f.
t. en- WEI larceny and ten with violation
Ct the revenue laws. They all came from
tbs Isdizn Territory ana Will ue tried IN
The U.ited S ases coars. Harry Johnson,
VINO raoced taa safe Of tie treasurer ei
Reynolds coNngy, Missouri, of $40, 600 on
NOve m1er 20, Rss be~B arrested IL Hawp-
Mill County, Pexas. He had two accom-
plices "sno are kEo9s ssd will b8 cap.ar-
ed. Two Thousand, Ave hundred dsusrs
wes recovered from prOsii use who YVES
with J0husen.
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those present, ard several speeches, set
Ting firth the many advantages to be de-
rived from successfully managed fair
followed.
Upon motion the meeting then proceed
ed to form temporary fSir and exposi-
ton organization.
Major Prevesux was elected temporary
chairman and Mr.. Hugh Corrigsn tenn
porary secretary.
The chair then appointed committee
Of five consisting Of the following name d
persons, to Cooperate with the chairman
snd secretary 10 carry oCt tae object { f
this meeting: Perry 2sfchel, W. II.
Porter, c Fl. Fee, Clifford E1pler, W. G.
Patterson and Hon. I. B. wheeler.
The msetirg tnen sdjOrrDed TO meet st
i the call Of the president.
The assemDlsss then resolved itself
iHts meeting with The same filters act
| ing as chairman and secretary, to select
dele gates TO attend the Immigration meet
| ing st Dallas on the 26th Of this month
| After expressing hearty approval Of the
scheme to secure 81 irf1X Of immigra-
| tion and Genital into the greatest state IN
the Union, Y. B. DoWell, Hugh Corrigsn
and ~. n. Porter were selected as dele
gates to represent Cisco in said cOLveE-
ti0G, spd D ReCti5ld, r. L. r msey and
! On motion, Governor 7. 3 Wheeler was
GddeG 10 the commi tee, alter which the
| meeting Adjourned sine die.
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Brady,

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
BRADY, TEX, Dec. 6--Disuict court
c0nvehes here next Monday The u II inst.
The docket is Lot heavy ore, aud the
business Will probably be disposed by the
middle Of The second week.
Taa pu9llC school, uCder tbe efficient
pciDcipalship OF Professor L. G. Mathis,
is progressing nicely. The diffi;ulty
mostly IL the way is TOO many pupils Tor
the number Cf tesesers. There are now
lac pupils registered AID Only TWO assist
ants besides toe principal.
Tns weather so fsr has been very mild,
sud in const queBce stock of OIL kinds is
il good condition.
Our town, although forfy miles from
the railroad, is not standing still by any
msans. rumber Ct private residences
and one business house have recently
been erected. o hers are said to be In
contemplation. The school building has
been finished On the inside and another
room added for the accommodation If
the school. Lumber mas beea purchased
10 cell aud a1isn the Christian church on
the inside Whsn flashed IL will be d
neat ana eommodious building. AS 8
further EN- OF Improvement in the town
the county jalt is TO be surrounded with
g strc2g iehce eight feet nigh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
Tue CortOy Raar ROBBERY.
Fhe Ome@rs la Rot Fur~u'.-N0 De
VeiCpmSnts,

Fhe oms=rs ia E5o5 Fu,~u'.-No n - De
velopmsnts.
Special to the Gazette.
TExAHKANA, ARK, Dec IL The
amount OF 10 ny TAX. from he South,
eru Ez2rsss Company n iday 4.-1E by
the traia robbers is not IL Iy asc-r.alned,
as TIT company h-re refuse % Give the
amount. S-versl posses are out securing
the caua.Iy in all directions, sud it will
De wonderful # The robbers csc pc. OGe
parry has = pack 81 blood hounds, snd tde
rum r r-scaed mere tbis afternoon that
they s 4 on the hos tyajl Of the outlaws.
A party II three Z. re answering the de-
SCRIP .Ju # thr f0gitigrs vas Seen seven
niles from this CITY last Big5t. One OF
the parry ~es natiess and sG0tber was
wounded il the arm. Tae section WI
ghay were 81, L is ALMOST enrtuua0ed by
wafer and r0-bing Kept 'skiug 20 boats
VII save hem from slD.n7- " are
eXye-!iEs every hyur u 1azt 4 their
caD-uES.
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as JtarksYilES.


speciaI u the Gazetsr.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Dec. Il - The
movement OF TEE GAZETTE to induce
imtoiar5n.s 70 ctme to tits stale meets
win the hesrty appreciation Of sill OF cur
ctuzeus. pu1Hc meeting IS cslled fer
Thursday, the 18Th, Of all clf as to
meet at he courthouse 20 endorse said
enterprise aod select delegates 10 the
D&l as meeting on the 20tb. Oar cit!z rs
mesn business ono wi TaspJ1d HberaIiy,
SIS old Rcd RIVER county Hss room for
ynousspds Of good people, ana has az
abundance OF fine, cheep lands u4Cccu-
pied AL szy amen TO the noble enter
prise OF CEK GAzgTTE and It's generous
# ITS in behalf OF uur stale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
Plot Poimt Aw Ike.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
Pnor POINT, TEX, Dec. II The I'm
migration scneme which IS SO RAPIDLY
coming 10 The trent over I ks meets with
hearty approval here, ard 3 meeting hes
been called for Tuesday ST 2 p. m, 81
Harrison hail, to select desegAles 10 :; p
resent Pilot Pint in the staye convention
70 meet Of Dallas. is Only necessary 20
show to the pc pie north aDd cost tie
superior sdvaatsges ard the resources 81
tbs CREST state, coupled with low rates
CT fare, to turn the tide # immigraticn
towsrd the sIandest and greatest stare in
the Union. Strangely as it may appear,
people iii rne north know little or nothing
a Texas A gentleman writing from
Oslo, mskrE enquiries about Texas,
am0pg the numerous questions ssked
gag, What are the politics ot Texas?
Letters are being received here daily fJr
information aocU. 5he country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
BavAua Weekly msxk.x,

HAVANA, Dec. IL -Sr1ar-O8ing 20
the reluctance OF planters to pre-engs ge
their sugar watch IS wing to the belief
shat higher prices will soon prevail, busl-
nees durirg fAe Week was small. The
lssg parcels cfsred fur sale we're beyond
tRe reach Of buyers. Quotations were
nominal. Noiass4s Sugar, regular to
gosd psIsTiz4 TO-, 50 Oo(a 81 so gold
par qnfntsI. C.nCrifHgAI>, 9209G de-
srsss pHle iz.'i z, in hog-heads, 0,gs and
s&Kss, % 00@3 60 At Masaazss 10 900
s1es ST aisn sost ssuga- were contracted
fer ct So 90 gold per qGiBtal. Stocks IN
wsEeheasc IL. 500 Boxes, Il COO bags and
326 hhds. RECEIPTS of the week, 772
bags aah 10 hbas. Exports during he
week, 100 boxes, 5000 o.:gs and 433 1hds
OF which 1900 oags went 70 the United
States.
Bacon, Sl4 20 gold per cwt.
Buster, superior Americas S25 90 gold
Pc quinssl
Flour, sll 90 gold par barcelfo Amer
lean.
Jerked D. e', So 81! gold per quiotar.
Hams, American sugar cuse0, S25 90
gold per qnintal.
LaTd, il kegs, sl2 so gold PEI quintaI;
in tisrs, sl3 80
Potatoes, American, 81 81! geld per
barrel.
Freishts, nominal, per hid for sugar.
81 25@2 80, gold
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
OPEN LETTER TO COY. HUGHES.
Reward of $4,000 Will Put stop TO Train
RohbtnR
Written for The Gazette.
FORT WORTH, TEX. Dec. Il.

FORT WoETH, TEX. Dec, Il, 1887
G varr or Hughes, Little Rock, Ark;
DEAR SIR-Itis mentioned in our morn
ing papers that the trsip robbers have
made their appearance a: Genoa In your
sta.e. We had an epidemic Of them IN
Texas, commencing in January of this
year aud continuing 10 sbCu. Novem Der l /.
La regard TO the treatmept Of any cpl
demic disease, socisl, political or phVsi-
cal, theories, Of course, ars very good in
the absence of absolute spsC &c remedies
that have been fully estaonsht d by ak
perience. We of Texas have had she
experience. The specific is Que ounce
doses Of plumbum, to be given to each
train robber hyperdermicsllg, with one OF
the latest improved ganpowder machines
1t ls Important that this charge OF qua
powder should be SO great as not only TO
cause the medicine TO penetrate the
skin, but to pEsS entirely through
The body. There is serious
difficulty attending the Treatment, aud
thai is TO get some ore 20 perform the
opeT6 hon upon the train rob0erS The
lowest price al which Out Governor r 5sa,
after mnCh advertising, coU.t get eAy one
to perform tins operation Was a r, ward Of
| $1,000; bat it was slow work on &C
| count Il tae da> ger to which tDe operator
vas exposed while performing The opez
| Gion. a $1,000 reward, VT tnlDk, would oe
far TeIUuu-ratjpn TO induce S man with
aerve tLo s x; l 70 do the work, and the
soaD-r it is done the better Tue reason
We write t3is letter to you is because you
Gsvo offered $500 re ward IL is no good {;
we tried l. IN Texas. In regard 10 the
! Did.nOun sDd gunpoWdeI machine VS. re-
f \ Won u youc eminent ph .rm4cis1 and
Worry coroG er, DR. john Bond Most
respectful V, GKo8GE e CBAsE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12

K-py O, IN II ssa 0i IA a tSrsr Bottle,
.. ao5s p r.-4ls = b5-d

K4pys. o., g IN II esa with a tsr,r Bottle,
- aoEs % r..4l. & bid,
epec,Ji TO be "a e-..-
Dallas, TEx, Dsc II-Abeue {.
o'cl-cz J3sepl Jaaos got iatJ quarrel
with 81 atkGC8a ga, w5.cG resulted II
dElt. J1res wes .Jrzck oa the head
Win o"er hottie aud t-.irj ID the
2 oUn6; me ecalJ na5 lid o5s-, resksng
81 us.Y wou1d. IL ~Gs o5-u.a. 10 Pat
tecsJa's drug store sBd a>t his wound
sewed Up and z.s taEea ,rGe by friends.
The Ran woo s,Tuck Jones maize good
ais escape. Tue blow may prove serious.
A mAn 2jviDg MS cGme IS George
Wright, Hh0 Ssys he I!V g II Fort WOrtb,
Gays ne travelled from That city
80 Dallas J0-n;gh5 with q
m-1 $50 sEid hs BaIHe vas Norwood,
aud upon arriving IL D4uss theS I4ft the
Union pot soge theT, and at some point
betweea TIE depot eEd the stuckyards
Norwood deliberately put himself IN front
si aim and, drawing c revolver, cJld him
70 hold no ais hands, agd relieved him Of
So and 8 silver watch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
Meeting at Sai-6.

Special TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Dec. 1.-Yesterday At
O'CLOCK number CT our items met 81
the courthouse, and calling 10 the Chair
Judge W. 81. Ciett, sud to the secretary 8
desk Dr. 5 T. Frazer, they proceeded TO
elect delegates 10 the immigration con-
vention st Dallas On the 20'h inst. Cen
ersl F. w James, Dr.. d. j. Wilson,
Msjor D. Richardson, j. A. Rushis g,
E>q., Ois Bower, Esq and the chairman
were appointed IS delegates. res0iu-
ton was passed by the body heartily en-
dorsirg the movement OF THR GAzETTR
and the citizens OF Texas In the matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
ROVE CounIy Taxes Action

Special TO the Gazette.
PRCos CITY, TEN Dec. IA large
ana enthusiastic meeting OF citizens Of
Reeves county was heln at the courthous e
Hast night for the purpose Of selecting
delegates 20 Stteud the immigration con-
vaagioD 80 be held at D4llas on the 20.h.
Nj Z y G%ge was called To the GUAR
and Mr. r S Bowen appointed secretary
After sDme tI-cuSsi0n on the subject
committee consisting Ct Fl. B. Hilton.
ca yf6lr A d. WaItham and Judge Z. =.
Cnumason, 18th Dr.. J. j. Iogs, J D.
Smith end r Bowen es sltersates,
we're sppointed to attend. Our citizaBs
were fully aroused TO the Importance oi
the convention. The committee was ia
strucred 70 pledge Reeves county for its
share OF expenses that may De Incurred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
Ia mt ron.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
CAMERON, TEX, Dec. H.-Oa the
the psnitentisry agent removed from our
county Jail nine persons convicted of vari-
Gus offsnses az the recent term Ct court.
Thera were two convictions for fence
cutting. Polk Hill, who was gwen twenty
years for killing Devices Bolton st the
election il Washington county, secured a
new trial.
.Josh Hunt (colored), who has been
wanted two years for assault TO murder
was cap ureo yesterday in Bell county,
and is row in al here.
Mr.. W. a, Barclays fence around bis
pasture III Delvis bend was badly cut a
few nights ego. Mr. Barclay has not
made much fuss shout 1t, but is confident
he will get the guilty parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
IMMIGRATION.
We're Cities end Tawns Of Texas Send
Up Gre citing, and will Have
Uelggates 81 Dallas.
The ate Stirred from Csnter tn s}ireum
ference Over Ints Matter Of itai
ImporIancs 40 All,
At Baiiir ger.
Correspondence Of Che Gszette


BALLNGER, Tx, Dec. "a crest
uum Der Of our cit zeDs held sn enthu-
siastic meeting al the cfice Of Wiling
NJ m, Harris & Winters this afternoon.
sud ORGANIZED what IL TO herestt ne
known cs the Runneis immigration So
ciety, for the purpose OF Cooperating
with Fort Worth, Dsllss, ara the state
generally, in their Efforts TO induce tne
different railroads Eu0nif g into the state
To giant cheap EXCURSION rates 10 cur
state, enc generally 10 attract immigga-
tlUn thereto. The TeatiCg wss largely
afforded, ard cur ciizsG5 are taking d
lively interest ia the matter. The follow
ing filters wtra elected: j. n Winters,
president; c ). Miller, s. cgeIagy. snd W.
S. Davis, treasurer c. o. Harris and
n. WinleIs were elected 70 represent
R1urele county st the convention TO o.
u,ld Ell Dallas on Dacsmbtr 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-12
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REVISION of the laws-No Change; Ken
ms, Wilson.
Riilrosds-Probably no change; Brown,
kenna, George, Blackburn.
Rnles-No changS; Harris ana Black
burn.
Revolutionary claims-Coke. chsirm.n
Select committees, addiuoDsl accom-
m0dafiODs for the ubrary-Vourhees
Chairman; Butler, ericsson, the old NE "a
bers.
TO inquire into claims ef ci.'zsns
sgsinss N.caT&e ua-M0rgar, aaairm Al
Wilson, aud same new man.
R'yG front sf Washington Mcpherson,
Chairman; R4asom, ana some new mem
Ger
Woman slffrsgs-Cockrell, chairman
villa Brown ana new member.
CenlepniHl Of the constitution sud the
discovery Of An1r!ca-FJorhees, CIR
man and Edstis.